Stade Brestois 29

Stade Brestois 29, known as Brest, is a French professional football club based in Brest, Brittany. Founded in 1950

Stade Brestois 29 2024–25 squad list

#PlayerTeamPositionDate of BirthAge
Marco BizotBrestFebruary 20, 20250
Gregoire CoudertFebruary 20, 20250
Noah JaunyFebruary 20, 20250
Kenny LalaFebruary 20, 20250
Bradley LockoFebruary 20, 20250
Massadio HaidaraFebruary 20, 20250
Jordan AmaviFebruary 20, 20250
Justin BourgaultFebruary 20, 20250
Brendan ChardonnetFebruary 20, 20250
Edimilson FernandesFebruary 20, 20250
Julien le CardinalFebruary 20, 20250
Soumaila CoulibalyFebruary 20, 20250
Abdoulaye NdiayeFebruary 20, 20250
Luck ZogbeFebruary 20, 20250
Pierre Lees-MelouFebruary 20, 20250
Mahdi CamaraFebruary 20, 20250
Hugo MagnettiFebruary 20, 20250
Jonas MartinFebruary 20, 20250
Romain del CastilloFebruary 20, 20250
Romain FaivreFebruary 20, 20250
Mathias Pereira LageFebruary 20, 20250
Kamory DoumbiaFebruary 20, 20250
Mama BaldeFebruary 20, 20250
Abdallah SimaFebruary 20, 20250
Ibrahim SalahFebruary 20, 20250
Leo BotzFebruary 20, 20250
Ibrahim Yayiya KanteFebruary 20, 20250
Ludovic AjorqueFebruary 20, 20250
Saliou DiopFebruary 20, 20250
Leagues
Ligue 1
Seasons
2024-25
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Stade Brestois 29, known as Brest, is a French professional football club based in Brest, Brittany. Founded in 1950 through the merger of five local clubs, including Armoricaine de Brest (1903), the club has established itself as a key competitor in French football, playing in Ligue 1.

Major Achievements

  • Ligue 2 Champions: 1980-81, 2018-19
  • Consistent Ligue 1 performances, earning recognition for their resilient play

Home Stadium: Stade Francis-Le Blé Brest hosts matches at the 15,931-capacity Stade Francis-Le Blé, known for its passionate supporters and electric atmosphere.

Club Identity & Playing Style

  • Strong team cohesion and disciplined defending
  • Development of local talent and promising youth players
  • Pragmatic tactical approaches, with an emphasis on set pieces

Iconic Eras

  • 1980s Rise: Promotion to Ligue 1 under coach Raymond Kéruzoré
  • Modern Revival: Consistent top-tier finishes since their return to Ligue 1 in 2019

Rivalries

  • Brittany Derby: Fierce matches against Rennes, Lorient, and Nantes
  • Historic Clashes: Competitive encounters with clubs from western France

Legendary Players

  • Paul Le Guen: Club product who became a renowned player and coach
  • Franck Ribéry: Star midfielder who launched his career at Brest
  • Gautier Larsonneur: A standout goalkeeper known for his shot-stopping ability

The Future of Stade Brestois 29 Brest continues to strengthen its Ligue 1 status with a mix of experienced players and promising prospects. With a focus on development and tactical discipline, the club aims to secure European football and further its legacy as a pillar of Brittany’s rich football culture.

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